Monthly Archives: July 2011


Pink Ranger Playing the MMPR Theme Song on Violin [Video]

I never got into Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, but apparently Youtuber lara6683 is a fan, because she made this video of herself playing the theme song while in the Pink Ranger costume. A few months ago we caught lara6638 playing violin and Dance Dance Revolution at the same time. Now, if she wore the Power Ranger […]

Darth Vader Hot-Air Balloon [Video]

This Darth Vader hot-air balloon is 86-feet tall, commissioned by Benoit and Michel Lambert from Cameron Balloons  after receiving the official Lucasfilm go-ahead. (See what I did there?) The Lamberts now show the balloon off  all over the world. It will be featured at the Great Reno Balloon Race, September 9-11, 2011. [Todd Lappin/Telstar Logistics via Laughing Squid]

Let’s All Welcome Wash to Twitter. Hi, @alan_tudyk!

Here in the very fancy Geeks Are Sexy home office, Alan Tudyk is a frequent topic of conversation. It’s like Firefly TeenBeat up in here. That’s why this recent announcement from (sigh, swoon) Nathan Fillion had us all a-giggle: So check out @alan_tudyk on Twitter, and tell him all the girls here at Geeks Are […]

Andrew Garfield in Full Spidey Gear [Pics]

New images of Andrew Garfield in costume for next summer’s The Amazing Spider-Man have leaked out into the interwebs and a detailed teaser trailer description landed not long ago. While no video has surfaced, we do have this up-close look at Spidey’s new costume, plus the new cover of EW featuring Garfield in the full […]

Big Screen Movies Come to Nintendo’s Smallest Screen

Netflix is launching today on the Nintendo 3DS. It’s not the most natural partnership, but it could be great news for parents. The service is only available to existing Netflix subscribers, and it’s likely this will be restricted to those with a streaming subscription now the company is offering three different unlimited packages (streaming + […]

A Sneak Peek at the Architecture of Deathly Hallows [Gallery]

Academy Award–winning production designer Stuart Craig, the man behind the look and feel of every set in the Harry Potter film franchise, gave an interview at Architectural Digest, in which he discusses the difference in working on Harry Potter versus his other films, like Notting Hill. Because it was a franchise—eight movies—that lasted ten years, […]